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Ralf Roybal

6185 Magnolia Ave., PMB 157
Riverside, CA 92506
Phone: Office (951) 352-4870 Cell: (951) 970-5000
Email [email protected]

Ralf J. Roybal    
The Last fifty years
The last fifty years of my life has been a tornado of life experiences and unplanned events.
During high school and later during College I worked for U.S.C.G.S. as a Civil Engineer stationed in the western region of the U.S. with a short stays in Saigon in 1964 and again in 1966 where I was attached to the 5th marine division as an advisor. I graduated from college with a degree in Civil Engineering and from 1968 to 1974 I was operations manager for Western Airlines in San Francisco. During this period I also was in a band called “Frozen Smoke, (Name was later changed to Big Sky Mud flaps) and toured the West coast, northern United States including Alaska. I later bought a ranch in Montana and built an outlaw bar, which went up in smoke after the eruption of Mt. St. Helen in May of 1980. I went back to college and got a second degree in Computer Science and Tech. In 1984 I accepted a position as a computer network design engineer and later as Vice president of Operations for a computer contracting firm that designed and installed computer networks in American manufacturing plants located in Mexico, Central and South America. In 1994 I was injured in a boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico and moved back to California for rehabilitation. I attended the San Bernardino Sheriff academy and ended up in fraud investigations. I am still doing contract work, investigating mortgage fraud. I have written over 40 literary works including 5 novels, several short stories and a number of poems and songs. I am currently married with 2 ex-wives. I have 6 children ranging in age from 9 years to 42 years. I am in excellent health, other than my hearing which is shot because of my time in South East Asia and/or playing too many acid rock concerts, or possibly ex-wives. The past fifty years has been anything but boring and I am looking forward with excitement to the next fifty.

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